New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
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,,or ENTHUSIASTIC FOR ST JACKSON

o.,,x FIGURE OF NATIONAL DIS
JUNCTION AT THE OHIO bANQohi.
To, = fSpeciaD.-The Jackson Club,
~ avoid n violation Of Sunday neiu me- r,ar
:, ,.,t An effort was made ~ cAo'""''' -.
H. having the invitations IN charse " ''."e W
ra,hs, this year the foremost men VI oou NV
se'n0' s,scpss the condition OF INC c"u''.
party 49, memorable party" IT was supposed
Wy ,,ure bylaws Of the party were to he rormuiaeu
.n". ,ressions OF its leaders here tonight lhe'o
-. a. many regrets acccptances' ana III many 70
.scts the feast failure An absence oi many O"
,nsn who have heretofore figured on such oc'"''o"'
aected severely on the party enthusiasm iH0 '"i
was held in the City Hall. There were ho no'''1''
ant a profusion OF flags and ountne' va Inv
,tage was large picture OK Oid h'cHor9
s"s S.,. ,.ro. norra,t of Thurman. Between these
fwo anostles OF Democracy were sinaier r,.los, vi
Cleveland and Hendricks Plates naT chairs John
Garner local politician was master Oh @ ,
Thomas Powell as toast Tho toasfs were as io
ws. Andrew Jackson his craftsmanship promoted
what his yaor protected resronsebvH eoige
"Tsxation. when carried BEYOND 'ne hh Map's M
of Ohio 1.-The Presdent-he seeks TO reueen .o y, Ten
bis party made to the Pe SM%on heritage Of the people,
Alien G. Thurman The relation q tnows NO Glasses
labor John Mcbride ID, msapc J M Mackenzie Of
Kentucky The years ~ Mo
pp"polists Frank Lawler. of Chicago THE Surplus
VII Be asI nSne Of S So PoSs the
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highest sphere OF TIE wise man and satesman ana te
last refure of the knave and demagognc, W. a; lay
Tor The German Democratic Press hengy .t' INC.
Editor OF The Cincinnati Voiksfrennd Mr.. Mchehhc ""S
enable to he present. owing to sickness q. vh,ch
TO great extent 1t was q oananet ~ %va
the chief participants were disappointed poltlelS
Even Thurman Is credited WIN sioWns
regret that he not nominated for frcsioenI Son
verse missed term in Congress aror has been
defeated for Congress and for Governor, LAWYER was
hardly re elected In strong Democratic dstrc h WIS
defeated for reelection in district usually
by 1000 majority Mcbride Is the defeated ea1rr OIL .o
~; In tha laaI
was the hero the evening He was loudly oheerea ON
his entrance TO tho hall His step was n0t 80 urn
az usual but he took his seat pulled out ms h
spun box and bandana handkerchief. inc u 1a
resoundcd with cheers for the "Old Roman. h bas
presence was doubtful yesterday. as nc nad
been confined to his bed several days Win severe 'oi
Frank Iawer. OF Chicago. although ne res MS sPeec
for navy and for reducing the surplus by devoting IL 70
public improvements LAWYERS plea Tor the woiRRnen
and for the workingwomen especially won MIN nearly
applause. - - 49,,
Henry Watterson Of The Louisville Courier Journal In
which he said There has been no time In the history
Of the Democratic party when there was such
need as there Is TO recall the memory
confined to the old and common enemy They are 70
be found In our camp. l could not IN duty. or IN
honor undertake TO address any body
OF assembled Democrats without calling these
by and stgmatizing them as ual-
tors And this would surely mar the harmony or an
occasion meant to lie cornwall 1t best for You ana me
that stay Let hope however that the hanqet az
Columbus will reanimae the spirit OF OF Ola Hickory ana
In effect not in words give the lie " system OF organ
tied calunny which has itself against his name
and fame and which, ime sonated by the recognized
leaders the pOcrisy known (vl service
Reform, deserves the Of the honest Americans